It's really not that difficult.

However, options can probably be used to flip properties for smaller profits and less risk on a more continuous basis.Purchasing properties (hopefully) cheap, keeping them in inventory, and selling for profit when the opportunity arises is much more difficult.  

Link to the property on realtor here https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1540-E-Pla...

Anything much more than that price without way more value-add than I'm comfortable with on my first deal (I'm also not very handy unfortunately) makes it difficult to turn it into an at least break-even LTR when I move out. 

Deals like this are NOT GOOD for any of us in the industry it makes it more difficult for us to raise money for projects.

Furnished Finder has proven to be a bit difficult for me and I have not been able to land a mid term renter just yet.

Sure the million dollar suburbs are nice if you have that kind of money and are playing the larger appreciation game but dollar for dollar pound for pound when it comes down to rent to value ratio its difficult to find the same kind of cash on cash returns section 8 rental properties offer in Detroit.

@Mary Jay I have a difficult, complaining tenant as well.

It can be difficult when situations like these have to introduce new protocols.

While creating an LLC is a fairly simple process that anyone can do the more difficult part is the OA.